The torch is super underrated. I use it regularly, like when getting out of bed in the middle of the night. The best torch is the one you always have on you.
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I respect that the developer went to great lengths to outline their expectations in such clear detail. It sounds like a cool community to me.
Just curious, if they don't sound anything like metal to you, what kind of metal do you like to listen to? I mostly listen to doom metal, plus a little bit of death metal, industrial metal, and black metal.
No Rob Zombie. No Rammstein.
Meanwhile, they added psychedelic rock band King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard and their whole discography (now up to 24 albums) solely because their 15th album was metal.
I love King Gizz, but Metal Archives are disappointingly inconsistent.
I mostly blog about programming and software, or whatever comes across my mind.
One of my favourite posts is "This is not the Web I've Known", which is about personal websites and the Small Web.
https://dheinemann.com/posts/2022-01-09-this-is-not-the-web-...
For the first 1,500 km, you get access to all of the electronic features of your new bike; then they get disabled and you have to pay to re-enable them.
A few years ago I came to realise I had left my monthly Prime subscription active for a whole year when I thought I had cancelled it.
Once I realised, I cancelled it and asked Amazon support if I could possibly get a refund; they granted it the next day after confirming I hadn't bought anything or watched Prime Video in that time.
I'm very careful to make sure I cancel Prime when I'm done with it now. It bothers me that they don't send an email receipt or anything every time you're billed.
Just wanted you to know that I'm a fan. I love reading peoples personal websites, and Search My Site has been great for discoverability. I visit the Newest Pages and Browse Sites pages once or twice a week to check out the new sites being indexed.
I don't know what the answer is to the spam bots, but you do have some real visitors out there. :)
Pretty simple. I blog about whatever comes across my mind.
I was never able to fix the problem, but it went away after I bought an AirPort Time Capsule, which now serves as my wireless router. It has an extremely limited feature set compared to a real router, but I haven't had connection problems once since implementing it.
At the end of every day, I process the last day's worth of notes. Appointments/meetings go onto my calendar, tasks go into TeuxDeux, and cash expenses go into YNAB.
The novels are a must if you're after the detailed history and politics of the world the characters live in.
Edit: 25 minutes later and we are at 18,700+ items and 67 GB uploaded. Distributed computing at its finest!